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Be worth more if it were all dimes......:)
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You better dig out that 1909 S VDB penny before you go to Walmart
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You better dig out that 1909 S VDB penny before you go to Walmart I would not be disappointed with the 09-s-vdb, but I would be much more happy with a 1916-d mercury dime, say in any MS grade.
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There is a lot of pennies in there, but I would go with about $190.00 to 210.00
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$158.56
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I sure could go for some $2.50/gal gas and a mean tweet!
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if all the coins were randomly thrown in, the average pound of loose change is right at $12.50, so 14.8 lbs is $183.52
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plumbum and oldhunter49 are pretty close!
I cashed in a one pound powder canister full.of change. Totalled a bit over $100.
A two quart container should contain a bit north of $200.
...but I'd think twice about going to that WalMart coin counter. They're going to want a percentage of whatever you cash in!
I'd roll it, stash it and start over. Coins are becoming more and more scarce.
An old buddy went to a friends garage sale. There was one of those plastic, 5 gallon water jugs full of change sitting in the corner. My buddy bought it for $100.
He took it to his bank and they counted it.
A little over $5K!!! 🤯
He returned the jug and the $5K to his friend. He have him his $100 back and $250 for being honest!
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plumbum and oldhunter49 are pretty close!
I cashed in a one pound powder canister full.of change. Totalled a bit over $100.
A two quart container should contain a bit north of $200.
...but I'd think twice about going to that WalMart coin counter. They're going to want a percentage of whatever you cash in!
I'd roll it, stash it and start over. Coins are becoming more and more scarce.
An old buddy went to a friends garage sale. There was one of those plastic, 5 gallon water jugs full of change sitting in the corner. My buddy bought it for $100.
He took it to his bank and they counted it.
A little over $5K!!! 🤯
He returned the jug and the $5K to his friend. He have him his $100 back and $250 for being honest!
If you get a gift card there is no fee. If you get cash, then there is a fee. They have free gift card options for Amazon, Lowes, Texas Road House and Home Depot. Pretty easy to use cards like that.
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